Cryptocurrency whisked the financial world off its feet, and into a dark grave filled with an awkward obsession for non-tangible funds and bragging rights. Bravo society, bravo...The early 2010s were the best, at least for me, anyway. In 2011, cryptocurrency graced the scene, and I didn't care too much about them since I was 15 years old, rebuilding my crumbling social life, and enjoying band camp. Yes, I remember those quirky times and awkward situations at band camp. The best memory I had was wearing my favorite knee-high converse shoes, and my close friend stuck her face near my toe. Eye didn't see her, and she couldn't either. Much love Tiffany, much love.
After saying this lovely mouthful, you're probably wondering if it is still worth reading. Well, I'm here to tell you that it is, and here's why (and how). My top three reasons people should consider cryptocurrency!Alright guys, we're nearly done! There are several pros I love about crypto, and would encourage anyone to test it out for at least 90 days. The biggest pro that immediately comes to mind is privacy and security. There are nodes, basic data structures that rely on critical blockchain security, that mask coin mixing services and transactions so observers cannot pinpoint what is going where (and why). Oh, and did I forget to mention that it is physically impossible to steal bitcoin unless someone has access to your device and digital wallet? You will have to give them authorization to access your coins, know your 10 to 12 keyword pass code, and verify important information associated with the wallet owner. So, security's pretty tight when we're talking hundreds of millions of dollars on the table. I admire the crypto exchanges because of their 24/7 availability. Beginner and advanced investors can trade and/or exchange at random times, as many times as they can, and go about their lives accordingly. Traditional exchanges will not allow you to do this, which can hurt more people and business owners. My final pro with cryptocurrency is the freedom for people to do whatever they want with their bitcoins (cryptocurrency). Meaning the government or anyone else cannot tell you what you need to do with your coins. The only way someone has authority over your items is if, again, you give them access to your digital wallet and assets. Additional assets include NFTs and virtual reality items. Quick summary about cryptocurrency...It is okay if your head hurts after this blog post. Mine began throbbing after writing the first paragraph of this thing. Investing is a beautiful financial art many people take lightly or refuse to thoroughly understand, unless it's beneficial to them.
Building a successful crypto wallet, similar to anything else in life, takes time and strategic planning and understanding one's financial portfolio. Crypto exchanges are always open 24/7/365, so there's no need to wait until the following business day to get started. For additional bitcoin and crypto help, go visit my premium finance collection via Medium and subscribe for additional financial blogging updates. Have a great day, and happy trading!
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